Sentence examples for tackling about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tackling about" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers. Example: "We should start tackling about the issues we face in our project."
Next, I'm tackling about 2,200 system-generated letters sent out automatically.
That's great, but it doesn't tackle the issue I thought it was meant to be tackling, about getting people reading," he said.
We then walked to the two ICU tents, where a group of doctors and nurses rotating through from Chicago-Rush Hospital, the University of Connecticut, and other institutions were tackling about 30 urgent cases, from typhoid fever to congestive heart failure.
When England are feeling a little more cheerful he may be tackled about this.
Mr. Blonsky said that the conservancy had tackled about 80 percent of its agenda but that its work was not over.
The corruption now widespread in poor countries must be tackled (about which Mr Prahalad has penned a particularly useful chapter).There are plenty of sceptics.
He also wanted to do something about the fact that Russia spans 11 time zones -- the only issue he planned to tackle about which no one but the new president seemed concerned.
He also mentioned wanting to do something about the fact that Russia spans 11 time zones — the only issue he planned to tackle about which no one but the new president seemed at all concerned.
Firefighters tackled about 55 rubbish fires, some of them in piles of waste 2m (6ft) high.
The first minister was also tackled about the future of capital investment in the health service.
He was also tackled about the latest declassified documents released by the Iraq inquiry.
